29 Oct 1976
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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Oct 29, 1976
Page
1
Officials report November 23 opening night sales set a record for any ice show as Sparks Publications promotes discounted tickets. Advance sales already beat previous openings, signaling strong demand and high anticipation.
Ford leads Carter in California by six points in a Field Research Corp poll. Ford 46 percent, Carter 40 percent, with Carter’s image negative among party members. McCarthy write-in draw 10 percent, mostly to Carter. California has 45 electoral votes.
A $7.4 million bond measure faces Hayward voters near Tuesday. It would finance a planned super sewer project and aid in cleaning San Francisco Bay. The item appears among a roundup of local items in the day's paper.
Southgate planning commission reversed a prior decision to rezone the shopping center for a controversial recreation facility. ARC Sacramento proposes a roller skating rink along with a pizza parlor and shops to replace vacancies blamed on traffic dividers. The rezoning passed 4 to 3 with 14 conditions amid a tense hearing.
HAYWARD blue collar workers voted 128 to 3 to authorize a strike if no contract is reached. The 150 member maintenance and operations unit of Local 390 may be joined by about 150 white collar workers. Essential services would be kept by supervisors and key staff. sewer, water, public safety and emergency services would stay operational.
Bob Maillot, living at 2006 Gee Hayward, claims he grew the large pumpkins himself. Several pumpkins weighed over 11 pounds, with the heaviest at 14 pounds as his first foray into pumpkin cultivation impresses friends who joke about an orange thumb.
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